Four US firms are setting the deal agenda in London. Tim Newbold and Alex Novarese assess how close they are to critical mass
February 02, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
“If we do not get to do the biggest UK M&A deals during the next five years we will have failed.” Kenneth MacRitchie, London managing partner of Shearman & Sterling, April 2003.
What is a US law firm? What are its defining characteristics and strengths? And, more importantly from the view of London’s legal elite, what are the prospects that this much-discussed beast will soon be thieving UK lawyers’ lunches?
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